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Nuckleh's Arnion Salvc.

The beat ualve in the world for outs.
brulseg, cores, ulcoro, ealt rheum, fovei
sores, tetler, chapped hands, chilblains,
corn1, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded: Price IS cent? pa,
box. For Gallo by Logan & Co. ,@l'I'T
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Mexican War Veteran.

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than this case Affords Tho candid unsolicited mud
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emphatic testimony given by tho venerable gentle.
man must DO accepted rs convincing anu conclusive.
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"' "41'ot " p1ohiheutS"i<eup u aAso4as'pp' 1h'
gentleman to whom Mr. Martlnxc,crs, and to whom
no Is indebted Tor tho advice to which no owes his
d., ~,
final relief from years Of suffering, Is Mr. King. for
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n ~, c,,,,. s"sasoN' .ts''' Aps' - A7''' Z
ingA,svlfr SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, On. Hw-}a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13

OLD and reliable medicines are the heat
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elisir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purities Of the Blood. In every form 81
scroiulous, syphilitic or Me,curial dis.
cages, it Is invaluable. For Rheumatism
has no equal. Logan 1 Co., O. R. Goe.zc
.. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros 5fiy 10 Z,
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Errors Corrected.

To the Editor Of TIE In.sl!igtnee.
slR:-Will you allow mo, alter thanking
you Tor your courteous treatment in pub
fishing and commenting on my article in
to.day's lNTELLlGENcER.t to request that you
correct few typographical or other mis-.
prints that destroy the sense OF important
parts Of the same NJ
Where I intended 10 say, "Will you Say
the cases are not parallel because tho Rs
publican party is ,,op a prohibition par.
~" you have 1t 'is not" etc., destroy.
ing the force Of my answer.
Again where l Say: 1--WE are not
afraid that the Lord will 10. the bottom
drop out" etc, you have it, ave arc not
afraid that the soul will let the bottom
drop" etc. 80
Again in cloaiEg, where have It, tire
deem our fair land" you have 1t, ere
deem our faith" IA I'M
Respectfully yours,
7. r. CAnsgADoN.
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The route Of the Booth. Barrett com.
pany Tor the present week calls for en-
gegemcnta In Duluth, Eau Claire, Osh.
kosh and milwaukee,. In each OF these
cities they receive $1,000 for every per.
formance, @I
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The Praise OF SOxotionf

like the famous article itself, is in almost
eVerybody'a mouth. The people know
that 1t preserves as well as baautfies the
teeth. Hence it Ia the standard Tooth
Wash Of the Period, 80" j, -
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IT'S sozoDoNT the whole world tries,
IT'S s0ZuDONT which puritics
The breath and mouth, and dirt dellcs.
lis SOZ0D0Nr for VIII oh We cry,
Sweet suZJDuNT for which we sigh,
lis only s0ZODONT we buy,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Il OHIO COUNTY.
In tho Ci,cnls Court, for Ohio County, West Viz.
gIuia. oaIober Rules, 1887.
Benjamin :. Allison, administrator
OF tho estate Of L. J. smyth, dc.
ceased, }In chencerv,
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Dry Gnntie.

NEW YoRS, Oct 12.-Thcre was an unmportant
demand for all clatses OF seasonable fabrics Which
In the aggregate gave fair business aud was con.
sderably enlarged through deliveries oa many en-.
gagemenis IN process Of execution. -
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We wero tho first that ever burst
Into that silent sea- III

.
OF course, others may have been there,
but l wsnsed to ianoy that this was new
sea, and that I wac with the first Just
bunting into 1t. Wo sailed swiftly on
through the amoke. Tho sun still shone
brightly on the water near us, but further
of 1t did not seem to shine. One ia allied
with feelings OF melancholy when his Wis.
ion is hemmed in by mists or emoke, and
be cannot tell what lies about him, We
made our wsy awiftly over q calm sea,
lhst WAC stirred only by the ahip that
plowed through 1t; and when 90 disturbed
1t fosmed and roared. back along the yes.
sci sides, like a storm. NJ M s1 -,
Late in the afternoon wind came NJ
from the South, and Immediately the
smoke began to clear AWAY. We had
gown tired Of the mono!ony, and We vel
coined the wind, and at the samo time
hoped that 1t, would not be q etorm,
When once the wind rose, tho work Of
clearing the air went rapidly on; and /.
was only few. minutes until the whole
atmosphere was as clear 90 diamond
and the RmoSe had gone, we knew moi
whittier. 4Gas'b " i25G III
"A scene then rose up all about Us which
was not expecting to zee. It seemed Il
rise by magic. and it appeared a crestior
and ninion 81 magic. Islands iillet
the ssa on every aide, and We were MAXIM
our way through narrow channels, unde,
cliffs at times, and then near along th,
verdant shores where trees waved gree,
and refreshing In tho evening wind. Lon
ferns grew among the trees, and vine
climbed the stately trunks End hung from
the branches. All this had been bidder
by the mists, until tho wind had clearet
them away. We knew not through ,wha
scenes We were passing, and 1t came upol
us 30 abruptly that We could hardly realis
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1t amt whit or man is dat makes him
happy in dis yere worP. 19s whit. be
thinks he is, ~. + 49,. ~ :
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a new color in ladies' dreas goods il
called spanked baby" tits uaed in bswl
drcaaee. - ~. Il ~.
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It is only when woman's face is her
fortune that she ia tempted to brighten It
up q little with paint. '5sS~ -, $500
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There Is iairly full supply Of hogs on the mar.
let this week, some go less than there were las,
week. md their quality continues TO be quite good
Trade is moderately active, but prices arc of from
those Of last week ranging now at Cage net, with
most RAes 1T and near the latter ngufc, tho Sale
a9dEG Hc being Of the rough ana inferior iIogs,
or the receipts 5,?6l head were received over he
Pennsylvania ralltoad and i,7S6 hoad over thc
BalumoIe 4 Ohio RAILROAD. ~ - -
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II tho receiver Ia as bad as the thisf,
what's tho use OF having one appointed iors
our bustod bank? 90 4 80
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"srALplSas' GLUE" like the shirt Of
Nessus, cannot be pulled off. a,i
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lKElv1H OF LIVE HTOCE

PALMER's eklS-succEss soap and ONT.
ment will cure any diseased Scalp or Saiu,
At drug store Of McLsin Bros. 4
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)HDS-QtMru MD,
BreadatufYs and Proyisiona.

NEW YORK, Oct, l2.-Flour, rece,pts 30 IN nacr,
ages; exports leo barrels and l04i7 sacks: MARI Il
moderately Aetives sales Is 500 barrels, Wheat ~
ceipE 81 200 bushels; exports II tiU bushels: saics
1ssoos bushels q futures; $4,000 bushels Of spot;
options c!osed llitly actve No. 2 rcd spring Slc;
tngtSasd roo aud spring 79aslAe; No. q rcd OGto.
yer slasl9sc closlng at Sic; November sl3SaSlJsc.
closing at SlHc: december S2s<As3 sligo. eiosIifp
~ sac; January s!aSi Slice, closing at SIC: Feb.
Iualy soasoAc ci0sln4 at $50: April SIC: May $50:
yuuc es5sasSHe. closing at SSxc Corn rcccInts
z5o bushels; exports 50 26i bushels; sales 672 6Co
huSheis OF futuros and 2S0,OUO bushels OF Snot:
option; oieratey active: ungraded 6IAsatIc: Ma
L, ocso6er sla5lhc. closIup Ut size; November
January5l 9l6a5l X closing at5lsic: NAV
e!Ha5Sc, closing at 6293kc. Oats, receipts SOD
bushels: exports none; sales $500 bushels OF fu.
lures; l17Ooo bushels OF spot; mixed western ia
SzTc: white do 3Sa4oc. Hay steady iSn M
quiet c,eease spot fair: Rio firm al 1875;
eplons loa points higher; sales CO. $50 bags; Octo
per i7G5c: November IL75al7 90c; December II I'D
alSGo: January Il. Goals Csc; February aud March
soa 0oe; April and May H. 7Dal7 9pc: June i; 70
81 avc; september II SSc. Sugar firm; refnei
arm; mond &C: standard A 13.l6c: COMICS.
TONERS, l.lGc: powdered ;gtnnnlatci SO:
Cuees 6Aab o.l6c. MolasseS steady and 0uiet hfce
Arm lA!low quiet Rosin and turpentire stead "
EGs steady: receip.s e9i packages wcsteru i51cc.
pork and cut meats steady, Lard duh: western
steam spot 71ssGS0c; November G. 57aG Clio: b..
eemoer bsc; January Csc: February q GSc: March
o7lc; May CSC; city steam 6.7Oc Butter Quiet:
western lSa2Gc; western creamery l6a26c. Cheese
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE. .a

ENUR SALLY. T-"TT'- V :" N
The rcsiiencO Of Laws Jones. No 20 North Front
street, Island, THIS Ia one Of the best and most
convenient. houses In tho city. peronS desiring to
examine the house or gain further information
can do 10 b, calling on Mrs Joaas al tho house. or
FRANK Z McElttn sG3Q
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Lots in M0llndsyille.
TziRsr.CLAss SHORT CREEK FARM
FOR SAILED!
(a4) Twcnty.'our Lots In Caldwelrs Ad.
dillon 10 the CITY Of Wheeling, %,

Said lots are bounded on tho north by Twenty
ninth street. OH the cast by Fillmore street, on The
south By the Handlan Homestead, ard On the west
by the y & q. r. R. 1.l-' = = =
Thor proximity 10 the above named railroad
renders them excellent Elites for manufacturing c.
tAbliBhu,onts. ~ = =
H. not sold in thirty days will be sold at public
auction. -=u.|.g
For terms and luther information apply to
W. Y. HoGE 4. BRO,
1850 Market Street.
Or WILLIAM N. HANDLAN, - ~
an1S q. W. Conner Fhspline & Sixteenth Sta
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Iryou would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker,s Dye-
pepsla Tablet0. They are positive cure
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. o5
and 80 cents. Logan 4 Co., G. R. Goethe,
@. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Boris
Bros. q 8 F5!. ~. TSl8Fil ',,,i 7 y
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MOCK NORTHUMBERLAND nm

'A.Northcrn pac. hrSts.lli
North. Pao. seconds. "
Nofthwest. conxolA.l37k
Nm. ". debentures,sa, l07ji
st.L.6s. +. Gen. Min
81. Paul consols.....l26
g. r., y, d r., HBts..ll7
ToI.4 rac. land gs's. 46Jl
Tex. d Pho. Il. g. OK.
tra couponA......... q
Union Pao. hrstS.....ll5
West shore............. aS7s
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hsc,NNAT1, o., Oct 12-Flour ,1u!et. whea,
dull; No, rcd 76c; receipts 1900 bushels; ship.
mene J eco bushel. Corn dull: No. mixed ii ~
&C. osn easier; No; mixed 2S115zc. Rye quiat
d.32hc. eutk meats easier short RIBS 75oc. Bacon
EASIER short ribs S621c: short clear 90lc. Whisky
stesdy sales Of barrels at 81 05. Butter, sugai
and cheese iirm. Eggs easy at l6ll6xc.
=, TOLEDO. Oct. 12.-wheat dull and easier; cash
weak: cash 4l1sc; May 46Hc. Oats nomIpsl, Go.
setseet steady; ca.h AID November s. 10; February
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CHICAGO. Oct u.-Wheat was dull today with
anal pr!c.s shade lower than yesterday. Corn
moderately active Oats steady. PROVISIONS werc
weaker s!on. firm and unchanged. Wheat, cash
80 So 16spi,tnS eyatge: No sspfing sso 40. rcd
aoAs7lAc closing at 1919: Decem6er 7!5ls79ssss
closing Of 1910; May 77sSu7Sc, closing II 775Sc.
So:n; cab s, No 2, exc: October 4lXsl2c; NoySem
Pc Pc dtatMe' Slos'ns at4iAc: December 4lc cos
Cash ca No. Z 26c: October 10: November 1910: May
2sa2SMc, closing ut 29isc Rye, No. 2, 100 barley
No. < 6sc Flasseed, No. !. u ~: Prime timothy
ST. TO- Lard cash 6s7c; October 6Ia6 axe. ciosny
g. 6N>sc; Nov. 25c; Dec. 6..5c: January i SlI5u.
Hacon. snort RIBS 7.0oc: shoulders 6Oa5 70c stUrt
clear 5ioo; WHISKY 81 70. sugsr, cutoai 655faGko;
creamery l9al6c; daily l6a?lc. Egg easier at IN
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Cl.ARIA,NT LIVE STOCK MARKET. !
BALTIMORE. Oct IN Issi

All hogs and sheep sold in thcsc Yards nv r. 4.
Blackstone arc ut gross weight - - y -
Receipts this week 2,l46 mead OF hogs against
Slsl head last week; fat. to good hogs selling from
s. 10 to IS 20; Tough hogs selling At sA25,
,l. ARRIVALS OF LIVE sTocx
Al Cdremont Soek ldrtb. via Baltimore & OHIO
=., Railroad, for ut<k ending OCT. 8. -
2as cars, containing 37ds CATTLE ll3 calves, ALA
sheep and lambs, So hogs, aS horses, Is mules.
Shipments to New York. Philadelphia, etc., 2'v57
CATTLE So calves, l,0G sheep and lambs, l,l65 hogs,
II horses, tqN'-t 1rsst m $500 ~
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baltimore Live Stock Market.


OFFICE OF TIE CALyERroN STOCK YARDS,
# MONDAY. Oct. 10, 1857. I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
COURT OF APPEALS.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May 4.-The Court of
Appeals handed down the following deci-
sions to-day: Texas and Pacific Railway
Company VS.. G. R. Crenshaw ct al, from
Grsyson; affirmed. P. Huntington VS.. l..
Lowman, Sons & Co., from Wichita; af-
frmed. Western Union Telegraph Com
pany vs.. Cullers & Henry, from Grayson;
reversed and remanded. j. S. Williams
vs.. G.. E. Hillhurn, from Lamar; reversed
and remanded. T. A.Dixon ct al. VS.. Lock
& Jewel, from Dallas; affirmed. Frank
Herdig VS.. Albert Walker, from 7 rrant;
reversed and remanded. G. NJ. McGhee VS..
State, from Tarrant; affirmed. Newnig
& Warner VS.. Phil Abrams, from Travis;
affirmed on certificate. A. P. Robinson
vs.. State, from Bexsr; affirmed. Nelse
vs.. State, from Williamson; affirmed.
Tom Watts vs.. State, from Caldwell;
affirmed. jim Carol VS.. State, from
Caldwell; affirmed. Barney Nicholas vs..
State, from Freestone; reversed and re-
manded. Adam Consal VS.. State, from
Colorado; affirmed. John Marshall VS..
State, from Smith; affirmed. Gus Dris-
kill vs.. State, from Harrison, affirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
Murdersrs in high Life Pardoned.

ATLANTA, GA, May John R. Kelley,
member of the Florida Legislature, and
Charles A. Kelly, his brother, chairman OF
the Democratic executive committee and
of the board of commissioners of Taylor
county, Florida, were yesterday pardoned
by Governor Gordon for q murder
committed by them in Dawson,
Ga, eighteen years ago, and for
which they were under sentence to serve
twenty years in the penitentiary. They
have become model citizens Of their
adopted state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
GALVESTON.
The Artesian WelI-A Scheme for Hos
pital.

The Artesian Wen-A Scheme for Hos
pital.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX May At is report
ed that stock company will be organ
ized here for the purpose of constructing
large brewery as soon as the quality of
the artesian water is ascertained by SCI
'entific analysis. The well continues to
flow 100, 900 gallons daily and the water
is rapidly losing it's brackishness caused
by the vast quantity of salt which WAS
pumped down the hole during the process
of boring by hydraulic pressure. Work.
m n in the Santa Fe shops are already
drinking the water in preference to rain
water. One dozen firms in the city have
signifed their intention of sinking arte-
sian wells during the coming summer, and
it is pretty we'll understood that the G ity
Council will appropriate funds to
put down a half-dozen wells in different
sections of the city. 1t is confidently
predicted that this plentiful supply Of
fresh water will result in a genuine man
ufacturing boom.
The medical fraternity has devised q
plan for the establishment of q city hos
pital, with a department for medical in
struction, which will be submitted to the
Council at an adjourned meeting to-mor-
row evening by committee of physi-
clans from the County Medical Associa-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
AUSTIN.
Treasury Recsipts-Vscancies on the Luz
matte Asylum Board.

Treasury Recsipts-Vscancies on the Luz
matte Asylum Board.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May 4.-The receipts at
the stare Treasury to-day were $40, 900
from county tax-collectors under the new
law, twenty-five OF whom have settled.
The Governor to-day committed TO
twenty-five years the life sentence of
Thomas w. McGhee for rape. McGhee
is negro, and was sent up
from Victoria county about fifteen
years ago. The Communication was urged
Oy Superintendent Goree on the grounds
of good conduct.
n. o. Lave and Mr.. Jackson appointed
on the lunstic asylum board have
resigned, owing to their inability to
attend to it, having too much other
business. The Governor will probably
fill their places tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
ConVicts Escape.
Special to the Gazette.


RUsK, Ten, May 4.-To-day three con-
victs employed in getting out ore about a
half mile from the penitentiary, made a
break for liberty. One of them was shot
in the arm and side by the guardsand
caught within mile. The other two are
being pursued with dogs and will proba-
bly, be captured. The new assistant su-
perintendent of the penitentiary, Eel,
took charge this week and has made a
general change in the under officers at
the penitentiary. Only two old ones re-
main there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-05
TRUE Blues"
Epitome Of Yesterdays Proceedings
of the State knti-Prohibition
Convention at Dallas.
About 1000 Delegates There-MilIs
and Hancock Receive OVations.
Committee Reports.
Delegations from All Political Parties and
Liberal County Representations
Make a Big Convention.
THE PRELINIINARIES

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, May 1.-The State Anti
Prohibition convention convened in this
city to-day and assembled at the opera
house at IL O'Clock. The trains arriving
last night and up to 1890 this morning
came in with delegations large and small.
With the exception of one or two sens-
torial districts every such district YVES
represented.
The delegates from Navarro county,
Roger Q. Mills county, has the
largest. They arrived at 1880 this
morning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-04
Little Things.

John G. Hinkel has purchased a tract
of land l50X125 feet out on Seventh
etreet. near the Short Line crossing, and
proposes to fit up a curling rink upon 1t.
1t has often been stated that mort
cages were being paid up now more
than ever before at this season Of the
year. As an evidence that there is
decided inclination to settle up these
obligations. it may be stated that dur
ing the past week a gentleman took up
a mortgage amounting to S27, 900. bear
ing : per cent interest, before it was
due, paying the clean cash for the whole
amount.
The new Six-stOry brick block on the
southwest corner of Seventh and Jack
son streets is being rooted in.
Work has been discontinued on the
insurance building On the corner of
Sixth and Minnesota streets.
Sackett & Virgins, whe have leased
the old Exposition building on Fourth
street, between WabaSha and St. Peter,
have commenced tearing it to pieces
and changing it into theater. The
building will be 150xSO, and will have
the usual gallery. There will be three
boxes on each side below and nine
above. 1t is claimed that the house will
have seating capacity of 1900. The
stage will be 50X65 feet. The permit
taken out calls for a $4,000 structure,
but it is said that it will cost more than
that sum.
George Bros. report the sale last week
of three lots in block >, SanbOrn'S Mid
way addition, for 500 each; eight lots
in block s, Syndicate No ), for 81, 400,
and lot 6, block ,, George Bros addi-
ton, for 1925.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-04
ANOTHER WRITTEN TESTI-
NfONIAI.
The Result of a Scientific Course
of Medical Treatment.

PAINTED Rock. Mont, Dec. l, 1851
DR.. J. Cresap McCOy-Dear Sir: If you
will refer to your case book you will find
my name recorded. | visited your Office
some time last spring suffering from
very bad case of catarrh; my throat
was so sore and intlamed that it was
with great difficulty that could swallow
at all; my head was always aching me
and | was as miserable as any person
could be. l had spent nearly all my
husbands earnings trying to be cured.
but it was just that much money thrown
away. as | obtained no relief and was, L
believe, worse from their treatment. L
think the medicine the doctors gave me
and the patent preparations | took,
helped to irritate and make the disease
worse.
l was advised to visit your office for
consultation, and see what you could do
for me. | was then living at Sacred
Heart, MINI. l did as l was told to do,
and it was made happy visit for NE. l
only took your medicine about three
months. and the result was astonishing
to myself and surprise TO my friends
and acquaintance, who thought l would
never get well. am happy to say that
my first and only visit TO your Office was
the most satisfactory visit ever remem-
Der of making. and the medicine you
gave NE has performed its work well
and has done wonderful thing for ME.
/ also wish to return to you my CRATE
full thanks for the successful manner in
which you treated me for my disease.
Respectfully. Mrs. }. O'NEILL,
Painted Rock, Meagher County, Mont.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-04
St. Paul Solid.

Cities are like individuals. Those en-
jOying a steady income are not affected
by hard times. st. Paul stands pre-em-
inent among Western cities in this re-
spect. Our 500 wholesale houses. en-
ploying 5000 persons, sell an
nually 500, 000. 900 worth of
merchandise. while more than
LOCO manufacturing establishments
employing $4,000 wOFkmen are annually
turning out products to the value of
S50,OOO,OO0 This alone means an in
come sufficient to carry st. Paul ahead
in spite of any stringency i'll the East
ern money market. st. Paul citizens
being remarkably conservative, values
of real estate do not keep pace with the
rapid growth of the city in wealth and
population. Eastern capitalists, re-
aliZing the opportunity for profitable in
vestmentS, come in and reap large
share of the profits resulting from the
natural increase in real estate values.
The recent tightneSS of the money mar
ketS in the East has, to some extent,
checked the flow of Eastern capital for
inYes tment, but St. Paul. with steady
increase, will. like the individual. con-
tinue to prosper and to adYanc to its
position as one of the chief mercantile
and manufacturing centerS of the cOun-
try.